Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-06
The President Approves the
New Civil Service Rules.
SECRETARY IkMAs's MARRIAGE YEsTER.
DAY At MACON, CA.
TsPEoIAL TO THE sENTrNEL.l
Must Procure Passports.

TsPRoIAL TO THE sRNTrNEL.1
Muse Procure Passports.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.lThe Secretary
Of State has a dispatch from Frederick
Raine, United States Consul General
at Berlin, setting forth the annoyances
to which United States citizens visit
ing Europe, and especially Germans,
subject themselves by ~neglecting to
procure passports before leaving this
country. Berlin, Frankfort, Hamburg,
Leipsic, and other cities OF the Ger
man Empire, are subject to the So
called "small state Of siege" Every
stranger or foreigner visiting these
places is requested to identity himself
by procuring a passport. Ladies are
not exempted. Immediately after the
arrival of a stranger the police author
tiles demand the production OF a pass
port, and if not provided with one,
must either procure n at the nearest
United States legation or submit to
annoyances, if not peremptorily or
dered to leave. No stranger can enter
the dominions of the Russian Empire
without a passpost. While in several
places in Austria, Italy, etc, similar
p~rohibitory orders are enforced. Stu
dents desiring to enter German Uni
versities can matriculate upon produc-
ing a passport. The latter are re-
tanned by the authorities of the Uni
versities, and a ticket OF protection or
University membership is issued, and
after such membership ceases, the
passport is returned to the owner.
An Old drudge Settled.
CINCINNATI, Jan. ga Morehead,
KY, special says: Last night at
Judge Menix's house, Mason Keeton,
who had seer his rival, John Rogers,
dance with a Miss Martin, to whom he
was paying attention, followed Rogers
into the street, where Rogers friendly
saluted him. Keeton replied with a
revolver shot, hitting him and taking
one of Rogers fingers off. Keeton
then ran into an open door, but not
soon enough to escape a volley from
Rogers friends, who had seen Kee-
toms shot. Keeton was instantly
killed, but who fired the shot could not
be told. The men belong to OPP
posite parties and have kept Rowan
county in a state of terror for a long
time.
suicide OF Young Workins.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 5.-W. w. Wor-
kins, a boy of IL years, employed by
Jacob Peake, a printer, as collector,
was to-day charged by his employer
with having embezzled money. The
boy promptly acknowledged it and
asked that his father be sent for to
make it good. While waiting for the
father to come, Mr.. Peake having left
the office, young Workins swallowed
prusic acid, and in less than two min
utes was dead. The boy had no bad
habits, and is said to have used the
money in buying books and skates.
His father is a resident of Bond Hill,
and would readily have made good
the deficit. The boy had two walls of
poison in his pocket.
ice Laborers Killed and Wounded,
OcoNwowoc, Wis, Jan. 5.-The
east-bound passenger train which ar
rives at Pewaukee at 6 o'clock p. NJ,
when passing the mammoth ice house
which borders Pewaukee lake, run
into a sleigh blad OF ice laborers, and
instantly killed three and fatally in
jured several others. The men were
returning home to supper and did not
hear the approaching train.
Secretary Lamar Married.
MACON, Ca, Jan. 5. 49, Secretary
Lamar's marriage took place this
morning at the residence of the bride,
Mrs. William S. Holt, Of Macon.
The Secretary and bride will leave
here this afternoon to spend the even
ing with Governor Gordon, and>to-
morrow morning will leave for Oxford,
| Miss, to visit relatives of the Secre-
tary, and then 60 to Washington.
A Young Girl burned to Death.
NASHVILLE, KY, Jan. 5.-As Miss
| Kate Nicholson last night was about
retiring, and knelt in front Of the fire
to say her prayers, her clothing took
fire and she was badly burned before
the flames were extinguished. Medi-
cal aid was summoned, but her in
juries proved fatal, and she died at
10 A. NJ, aged 20 years.
A Ballot for United states Senator.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 5.-The Re-
publican Legislature caucused to-day
for a candidate for United States Sena-
tor to succeed John /. Mitchell, whose
term will expire March 4. M. S.
Quay received 1853 votes, and Galusha
Grow 8 votes.
Fears for an English Steamer.
New York, Jan. 5.-The English
steamer Cranbrook, Captain Smith,
not yet arrived, left Newport, England,
November 80 with a cargo Of iron,